Doug

It was brilliant being able to catch up with other Aussies in Autophagy at #GRCAutophagy2024 in Tuscany 🍕🦘. An all up fantastic week of learning from the best around the world! (Will try and catch you for the photo next time @TimSargeant1 and Sanjna) 😁

So proud of our PhD student Juliani for a fantastic pre-submission talk! Not long now Julie! @SABE_latrobe @ONJCRI #phdlife

New research by LIMS & @ONJCRI scientists A/Prof Erinna Lee and A/Prof Doug Fairlie has identified a protein which is integral to gut health - a new important lead in the search for a treatment for Inflammatory Bowel Disease. Read more: tinyurl.com/y8v4abjz #medtwitter

@csaba_kissi 49. One of the best decisions I have made.

How old were you when you started coding?

@mcgillmd921 Good on you! I started coding (Python) when turned 50. Have switched to JS but still going at 54. Learning to code was one of the best decisions I have made…wish I had done it earlier.

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Yes, I am 52. Yes, I am learning Python 🐍 No, you are never too old to learn how to code.

@Sarthaksavvy About 4 years ago when I turned 50. No previous experience and learned maimed from Udemy and YouTube. Still learning of course but gaining in confidence…

I started learning web development after 26 When you have started ??

@iamsegunajibola 51.

Question of the day: How old were you when you started programming? I was 18😅

@jesss_codes Done! Access code please? Thank you!

@TheJackForge Know this is a joke but I am 54. Started coding at 50. Would love to move into a dev job but feel I have no hope at my age...

@natmiletic Around 50

How old were you when you started programming? I was 14 🤓

@ShaanVP Dyson vacuum cleaner. Just a V7 but it brilliant. Only product I have ever bought that makes me Want to do housework. Game changer....

a question you should ask yourself more often.. what's the 2 millimeter tweak (small change) you could make to your life that would make your days 30% better?